I’m a sports fan — my dad coached championship teams in several sports, and I know what winning can mean — having been a Mets fan for decades before moving here thoroughly acquaints me with the alternative.

More than 700 seniors from Alameda Unified School District’s (AUSD) four high schools crossed graduation stages last week in an annual rite of passage that drew laughter, tears, shouts, and cheers from all in attendance.

Dakota has just moved into her new apartment. She came from another part of the island so she could be closer to her job. Her new landlord, Dale, is extremely nice. She notices almost immediately how attentive he is to her needs and concerns.

I recall a young man coming into therapy with feelings of depression. His mother accompanied him to my office to sign the consent form because of his age. She joined us for the last few minutes of our meeting, with his permission, to share her impression of him.

Looking back over decades of American politics lets you see something certain people would rather stay hidden. But open air is better than smoke filled rooms (possible exception for weed).

In response to the Alameda County Industries latest Alameda Sun editorial (“ACI Trash Talk April 2022,” April 21), Katie Griffin of EcoWatch, a website that publishes science-based content on environmental issues and solutions for a healthier planet, published Linnea Harris’ EcoWatch composting g

There is something like a rumor, or myth or common belief that is only a story someone made up and people liked it, so they believed it.

[Last Tuesday’s] shooting in Uvalde, Texas has now claimed the lives of [19 children and two teachers.] These lost lives, like many others before them, are now part of the recurrent nightmare gun violence continues to exact on communities across our country, and on some of the youngest and most v

We are navigating unprecedented challenges in our public education system.